“To Whom do North Korea’s Leaders Pose the Greatest

Threat and What is the Threat?”

Many would say South Korea, Japan, and the United States.  Because of the economic sanctions, well the sanctions are not working.  The United Nations has passed resolutions against Kim Jong-Il, and now Kim Jong UN.  We cannot control or stop other countries from trading with North Korea. 

North Korea exports goods to China 83%, India 2.5%, Philippines 1.9%, and Pakistan 1.0%.  Other import partners are Russia, Mexico, India, and Thailand.  One of its largest export is (a briquette is compressed brick of coal dust).  It also exports silver, wood products, and processed fish, chemical products, and plastics and rubbers.  The sanctions where put in place to stop Kim Jong-Il from creating nuclear weapons and testing them. 

Getting back to “Nothing to Envy” I believe Kim IL-sung learned very well from Stalin and the others in the Communist bloc. People in those countries were not allow to leave either and Eastern European had to be rebuild and the civilian populace and POW’s were used.  When the armistice came about 7,862 were given back to South Korea but even to this day tens of thousands still are not accounted for. 

Now we have a base for our pyramid.  We must remember after the war there was plenty of food and electricity.  The game Kim IL sung played with the Communist bloc pitting one against the other was a good one, but like any game it had to end.  Labor camps are set up and you have loyalty surveys and the purges.  The hostile is never going to move from the base, they know this, the wavering may move to the core but after such a move they can only go down. 

This is a close society so the Kim’s remember what happen to the Soviet Union, East Germany, and China.  The North Korean leaders have to keep the people believing, that South Korea, Japan, and the United States are the threat. When in reality it’s the North Korean leaders turning in on the people.  The Kim family in order to stay in power must keep the military fed.  The core is Kim Jung-UN and the military.  The Workers Party, The Central Party means nothing the power it has is what Kim Jung-UN says it has.

The relationship between Mi-ran and Jun-sang, Mrs. Song membership to Socialist Women’s Federation, Chang-bo comments about the boots, Oak-hee’s rebellious, Hyuck skipping school, the Black Market, and Dr. Kim speaking out. All these things don’t mean nothing. As long as the masses are spying on each other things are great.  The threat is food, and where is my next meal or my families going“To Whom do North Korea’s Leaders Pose the Greatest

Threat and What is the Threat?”

Many would say South Korea, Japan, and the United States.  Because of the economic sanctions, well the sanctions are not working.  The United Nations has passed resolutions against Kim Jong-Il, and now Kim Jong UN.  We cannot control or stop other countries from trading with North Korea. 

North Korea exports goods to China 83%, India 2.5%, Philippines 1.9%, and Pakistan 1.0%.  Other import partners are Russia, Mexico, India, and Thailand.  One of its largest export is (a briquette is compressed brick of coal dust).  It also exports silver, wood products, and processed fish, chemical products, and plastics and rubbers.  The sanctions where put in place to stop Kim Jong-Il from creating nuclear weapons and testing them. 

Getting back to “Nothing to Envy” I believe Kim IL-sung learned very well from Stalin and the others in the Communist bloc. People in those countries were not allow to leave either and Eastern European had to be rebuild and the civilian populace and POW’s were used.  When the armistice came about 7,862 were given back to South Korea but even to this day tens of thousands still are not accounted for. 

Now we have a base for our pyramid.  We must remember after the war there was plenty of food and electricity.  The game Kim IL sung played with the Communist bloc pitting one against the other was a good one, but like any game it had to end.  Labor camps are set up and you have loyalty surveys and the purges.  The hostile is never going to move from the base, they know this, the wavering may move to the core but after such a move they can only go down. 

This is a close society so the Kim’s remember what happen to the Soviet Union, East Germany, and China.  The North Korean leaders have to keep the people believing, that South Korea, Japan, and the United States are the threat. When in reality it’s the North Korean leaders turning in on the people.  The Kim family in order to stay in power must keep the military fed.  The core is Kim Jung-UN and the military.  The Workers Party, The Central Party means nothing the power it has is what Kim Jung-UN says it has.

The relationship between Mi-ran and Jun-sang, Mrs. Song membership to Socialist Women’s Federation, Chang-bo comments about the boots, Oak-hee’s rebellious, Hyuck skipping school, the Black Market, and Dr. Kim speaking out. All these things don’t mean nothing. As long as the masses are spying on each other things are great.  The threat is food, and where is my next meal or my families going“To Whom do North Korea’s Leaders Pose the Greatest

Threat and What is the Threat?”

Many would say South Korea, Japan, and the United States.  Because of the economic sanctions, well the sanctions are not working.  The United Nations has passed resolutions against Kim Jong-Il, and now Kim Jong UN.  We cannot control or stop other countries from trading with North Korea. 

North Korea exports goods to China 83%, India 2.5%, Philippines 1.9%, and Pakistan 1.0%.  Other import partners are Russia, Mexico, India, and Thailand.  One of its largest export is (a briquette is compressed brick of coal dust).  It also exports silver, wood products, and processed fish, chemical products, and plastics and rubbers.  The sanctions where put in place to stop Kim Jong-Il from creating nuclear weapons and testing them. 

Getting back to “Nothing to Envy” I believe Kim IL-sung learned very well from Stalin and the others in the Communist bloc. People in those countries were not allow to leave either and Eastern European had to be rebuild and the civilian populace and POW’s were used.  When the armistice came about 7,862 were given back to South Korea but even to this day tens of thousands still are not accounted for. 

Now we have a base for our pyramid.  We must remember after the war there was plenty of food and electricity.  The game Kim IL sung played with the Communist bloc pitting one against the other was a good one, but like any game it had to end.  Labor camps are set up and you have loyalty surveys and the purges.  The hostile is never going to move from the base, they know this, the wavering may move to the core but after such a move they can only go down. 

This is a close society so the Kim’s remember what happen to the Soviet Union, East Germany, and China.  The North Korean leaders have to keep the people believing, that South Korea, Japan, and the United States are the threat. When in reality it’s the North Korean leaders turning in on the people.  The Kim family in order to stay in power must keep the military fed.  The core is Kim Jung-UN and the military.  The Workers Party, The Central Party means nothing the power it has is what Kim Jung-UN says it has. The relationship between Mi-ran and Jun-sang, Mrs. Song membership to Socialist Women’s Federation, Chang-bo comments about the boots, Oak-hee’s rebellious, Hyuck skipping school, the Black Market, and Dr. Kim speaking out. All these things don’t mean nothing. As long as the masses are spying on each other things are great.  The threat is food, and where is my next meal or my families going to come from